A TEAMING: .

“Livery ps and Feed Stables

“Ii Connection, With the Northern Hotel
- TRANSFER

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STORAGE | |

J. Saddle Horses, Single and Double Rigs for Hire...

f COAL AND WOOD FOR SALE.

; HAY AND FEED FOR. SALE

i Regular Daily Stage to Old Hazelton: |

@ | Leaving New Hazelton at 9.80 a.m., except: train ‘days, when the
, Atage will meet the passenger train and run to Old Hazelton after

g|states that several’ persons. ‘have. ‘sent
@ | him ‘clippings from thé Herald with ‘re-

AM. RUDDY..

_ Petepnones—New Hazelton—2 long, 1 short

” Hazelton—i" long, 3: short

: ‘Manoger —

m\ed by the G. T, P. ‘Development Com-
| pany, or in which the company was in-

UN EW HAZELTON N :

| the situation at Smithera, and stating

~and Records

_ KODAKS.

_AND KODAK SUPPLIES

A FULL LINE OF

- Fishing Tackle

J UST ARRIVED

-Vietor Gram-o- phones -

L. D. Fulton, Manager
New Hazelton ’

_ Up-to-Date Drug Store

Hazelton - |

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709 Bower Building

“NATIVE SI SILVER»
PROSPECT

Consisting of two to: six claims, situated

in Hazelton or Bulkley Valley Districts.
_ Forward at Jeast ten pounds of samples,

also assay returns, if any, together with f
short bona fide description of property . Hl.
‘State lowest price and | &

and work done,
terms; also state price for a cash deal.

‘No Fancy Prices or. Wildcat
Propositions Entertained —

Gustav Grossman, ME.

Vancouver, F.C.

a to mean that Smithers i is not a division-
fj) al point, L beg to say that Smithers i is
4| the ‘second: divisional point east of:
fl; Prince Rupert,- and the company will

‘ | suitable round house, ete.

arrived here last Saturday night on his
‘faq| second trip to the Silver Cup mine on

, hills. and he was unable “to reach the
ti for. the Harris mine and in company

g with one of'the boys is making an_ in.
‘apection of the Cup. The read work is

; vc] progressing very well on the stretch

: No job too large and none ,
5 oto receive: most. earefal cat

Building Contractor |

Carpenter

Mery. best work ‘guaranteed, Ma-

terials furnished if desired. ‘Plana «|.
7 and a specifications upon application, 7

“Get Ready Now for: -
_ Your Building” ‘this
oe Summer_ and_ Fall

“ley Fully, Epiais th the Situa-.
“tion at That Point

. “Tha Omineca Herald is. in. n receipt 6 of
|a letter from. G..U, Ryley, land -com-
missioner for the G, T. P., in “which: ‘he

ference to the circular letter sent out
by him some time ago giving a list of
the townsites in British Columbia own-

terested. Mr, Ryley is now sending
out another circular, letter, explaining

that the former agenta of the: ‘company
had purchased the. ‘remaining unsold
lots in Smithers, but that the company

as they. were sold.
Circular. letter No.: 2 is, in part, as
follows:

Winnipeg, Man,, May 28, 1914

; NOTICE,
‘In my notice of the 8th of April,
1914, giving a list of the townsites on
the main line of the Grand Trunk Paci-
fic” railway in ‘the province of British
Columbia, I gave those’ owned. exclus-:

which the company has a joint interest,
and some not owned by the company,
including Smithers. ] stated that the
land’ at Smithera had been purchased
from the Grand Trunk Pacific .Develop-
ment Company (but did not say it was
not a divisional point) and that the
owners had arranged that the company
shali -hold title “to the land, and issue
deeds to the purchasers of lots,

As -this notice has been interpreted

maintain it as a divisional. point, build

G. U, RYLEY

Land Commissioner

11S PREPARING TO.
|| OPERATE THE cUP [

; !
1] Geo. Clothier Arrived on- Saturday and| 8

Spent This Week. on Nine
‘Mile Mountain

Geo. Clothier, formerly of Stewart,

Nine Mile mountain, The last. time he
was up there was too much snow on the

property. The first of the week he left

from the Harris. property ' ‘towards ‘the
‘Cup and in a few days it will be pos-
sible to get a horse through.

‘Mr, Clothier atated to the Herald on
Saturday night that his company was
‘all: organized and they’ were ready to
start work immediately. The lease is
not signed yet, but it will be as soon as
he gets, back from‘ “the property; pro-

it to be. He-is here. to: ‘tay and it will

would issue the transfers for the lots

ively by: the Grand Trank Pacific De- |.
velopment Company, Limited, those in|’

‘|News Manager for ‘Hudson Bay Moun-/|

ed with Col, Steele in the Hudson Bay
Mountain Mining Co. since that proper-
ty was first operated, ‘left: Vancouver.
Monday night i in company withthe new
manager for the company, who’ has: re-
cently arrived from Mexico. They will
be in New Hazelton -this week on the
lookout for several miners to take into
Hudson Bay mountain with them: A
camp will be erected first thing, and as j
soon as that is ready operations will be
undertaken on a Jarger scale than ever
before. Fuller particulars will be given
when they arrive in’ New ‘Hazelton,

a" gone | aver the ground: unt!
have | a force of

WIL. OPERATE ‘MINE

tain Property Coming Up”

Mr, Carpenter, who has been connert-

« Anger t Tailor

Men’ s ‘Furnishings

Sth Avenue New Hazelton

“Suits $30, 00 Up

~ Made. To Order

Go to him for a real.
Tailor-made Suit

sl} Farm Lands For Sale |

“¢

SUITABLE. FOR

| “MIXED. FARMING
” DAIRYING -
-STOCK RAISING -

=. Thess} ‘Jands are situated close ‘to. the :
main line of the Grand ‘Trunk Pacific .

~ ACREAGE NEAR: SMITHERS

in tracts. of from 1 acre to 640 acres :

North Coa Coast Las land

Paiw-Up CAPITAL, $1,500, 000. 00
Suite 622, Metropolitan Bldg.

VANCOUVER."

ae
Ltd,

from latest patterns

and up-to-date style,
- We fit. every gar.

ment before finishing _

WE CARRY A FULL STOCK OF.

.

Express = Passenger ;
STAGE
Hazelton and.
New Hazelton

Hazelton Hospital|

period.

BETWEEN in. advance,

ra)
thors wai mt ia ever,

fl icle nse

Always reliable.
, attention given to par-
cels.

Close .

Prompt Service,

ers; T. J: Tho:

D.

llth Ave, near Yailway

MILLER.

i -at the Hospital.,

Cee pe eee ce ee ALE anes

“The Hazelion Hospital _
issues tickets for any -
‘from one moath’
upward at $1.per month '
This rate

includes office consulta -”

. tioas- and‘ medicines, as -
well as‘all costs while in --
~ the hospital, Tickets are-
obtainable: in Hazelton
fromthe post’ dffice or
drug store; or from. the -
‘Drug. Store, New Hazel-
-.ton; Dr. McLean, Smith-
Alder-. .
mere; Dr. Wal lace, TelR-,
_ wa, or. by mail from the ©
> Medical Superintendent:

: Summer Excursions to. the East

master General, will-be received at Ot- |~
tawa until Noon, on Friday, the ‘24th }.~ -
July, 1914, for the conveyance of His
Majesty's Mails, on a proposed Contract
for four years, once. per week each.
way, between Hazelton :and Kispiox,
from the lst October, -next.:

information as.to conditions of. propos-
ed Contract may .be. seén and. blank
forms of tender.may.be obtained at the
‘Post Offices of Hazelton, Kispiox and a
New. Hazelton,’ and at the office’ ‘of: the :
undersigned,

viding the property is what he expects |.

Poat ‘Office’ Inapector’ 8 Office
be a matter of only.¢ a few days after he

fot

MAIL ‘CONTRACT.

Sealed tenders, addressed to the Post-

PRIN CE RUPERT

Montreal and return sii, oF
Toronto and return $128. oo %
Ottawa and return $189.50
New York and ret’n-$144.50
Chicago and return $108.50 ©
’ St, Paul and return.§ 96.00"
Correspondingl low rates to all other oints in con-
nection with

Trunk system —the double track route from Chicago, .
For full information apply to the local agent or.to :

‘Albert Davidson, General Agent, Prince Rupert »

70 =.

‘T. P. Steamships an

the Grand °

Printed notices containing. further

“EB. J. FLETCHER
Post Office Inspector

_Vietoria, B.C., 15th ‘May, 1914

aler de:

‘Oven i isa wonderful baker. That’s because:
the beat flues completely encircle it. |

: v{ ange satisfies the most: eieting
te ~ - cook on every: point. Let th

Harvey &

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